This is a budget friendly solution for covering surfaces in your home. The self-adhesive vinyl wrap can be used to cover kitchen doors, it’s heat resistant to 75C and durable to clean. This is a non-permanent DIY solution and is completely removable, ideal for tenants or landlords looking for a quick fix. Give flatpack furniture an update using one of these glossy or matt colours – great for Ikea hackers who desire a unique look or craft enthusiasts!

Application :- 1) Use a dc fix application kit to apply, it won’t damage the vinyl when smoothing out and includes a handy cutting tool 2) Overlap the vinyl wrap film a few mm to allow for shrinkage when joining 3) The vinyl can be used on craft machines, adjust blade setting to required thickness 4) The vinyl has a handy grid on the backing paper, to use as a cutting guide 5) The vinyl can be difficult to manoeuvre on surfaces like glass and appliances, lightly spray water first 6) Appliances can be covered, remove any handles or lettering first 7) Use a hairdryer on curved surfaces, it warms the vinyl wrap film making it more pliable for tricky edges

Aftercare :- 1) Wipe clean using regular household cleaner, do not scrub the vinyl and wipe spillages that may stain immediately e.g. curry 2) Do not cut or move sharp objects around on the vinyl, it will damage it 3) Heat resistant to 75C, keep 12 inches away from naked flames

dc fix Brand :- Made in Germany and it shows, with a 5 star rating for adhesion, opacity, lightfastness, shrinkage and durability. Unlike solvent based adhesives, dcfix has a water based low tack adhesive that allows you to reposition the vinyl during application, it then bonds fully within 24 hours, remove using heat from a hairdryer.